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...protestor, third-year law student Becky Flynn, said she and her partner, a doctor, would both like to join the military but recruiters said their civil union in Vermont was too open a statement to allow service...
...from within the medical profession. "I'm a convert to her way of thinking," says Dr. Gerald Joseph Jr., an obstetrician-gynecologist in Springfield, Mo., and district officer at the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. "There's no question her program is 100% medically accurate and responsible." Indeed, doctors have a hand in all aspects of the Worth the Wait curriculum. Not only do they train health educators from participating schools, but either a doctor or medical student also gives a guest lecture to students during the semester. If at any point during the program those students say they...
...Hollywood is willing to do almost anything to keep the doctor in business, even if that means making the same movie twice. Michael Mann's 1986 thriller Manhunter was also based on the novel Red Dragon. Studios adore the Lecter movies because they share an attribute extremely rare among violent thrillers: fascinating female characters beloved by both actresses and female moviegoers. Jodie Foster won a Best Actress Oscar as Clarice Starling in Lambs; Julianne Moore stepped into Clarice's sensible shoes in Hannibal. Red Dragon's female lead is British actress Emily Watson (see following story), who plays a tough...
...hypothesis is that the very earliest sign of a problem might be people calling their primary care doctor or going to see their primary care physicians for treatment," Platt said...
...filed a motion in parliament asking for tougher guidelines on assisted suicide and the exclusion of foreigners from the procedure. Dignitas may be ruffling a lot of feathers, but it isn't breaking any laws. Switzerland has some of the world's most liberal statutes on assisted suicide: a doctor may provide a lethal dose of drugs to a terminally ill person if a physician is convinced that the patient has no chance of recovery, that he or she is mentally and physically capable of making the decision to die, and that the patient administers the drug him- or herself...